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1. past tense, past participle - skipped; verb1) (to go along with a hop on each foot in turn: The little girl skipped up the path.) saltar2) (to jump over a rope that is being turned under the feet and over the head (as a children's game).) saltar (a la cuerda)3) (to miss out (a meal, part of a book etc): I skipped lunch and went shopping instead; Skip chapter two.) saltarse
2. noun(a hop on one foot in skipping.) salto, brincoskip vb saltar a la combatr[skɪp]————————tr[skɪp]1 salto, brinco1 (move, jump) saltar, brincar; (with rope) saltar a la comba2 (jump, flit) saltar1 (miss, omit) saltarse2 familiar (fail to attend) faltar a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLskip it! ¡déjalo!: ir dando brincosskip vt: saltarseskip n: brinco m, salto mn.• brinco s.m.• salto s.m.v.• brincar v.• comerse v.• omitir v.• saltar v.• saltarse v.skɪp
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1) ( jump) brinco m, saltito m2) (BrE) ( container) contenedor m (para escombros, basura etc)
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- pp- intransitive verb1)a) ( move lightly and quickly)he skipped along the path — iba brincando or dando saltitos por el camino
b) ( with rope) (BrE) 2)2) (in writing, speaking, reading) saltarto skip over something — saltarse or (RPl) saltearse algo
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vt1)a) ( omit) \<\<page/chapter\>\> saltarse, saltearse (RPl)I think I'll skip dinner today — creo que hoy no voy a cenar or (fam) voy a pasar de cenar
skip it! — (colloq) déjalo!, olvídalo!
b) ( not attend) \<\<class/meeting\>\> faltar a, fumarse (fam)2) ( jump) (AmE)to skip rope — saltar a la cuerda or (Esp tb) a la comba, saltar (al) lazo (Col), saltar al cordel (Chi)
3)to skip town — ( leave) (AmE) desaparecer* del mapa (fam)
I [skɪp]1.N salto m, brinco m2. VI1) (=jump) brincar, saltarto skip with joy — dar brincos or saltos de alegría, brincar or saltar de alegría
to skip in/out — entrar/salir dando brincos
to skip off — (fig) largarse, rajarse (LAm)
2) (with a rope) saltar a la comba3) (fig)to skip over sth — pasar algo por alto, saltarse algo
3.VT (fig) [+ meal, lesson, page] saltarseto skip lunch — saltarse el almuerzo, no almorzar
to skip school — hacer novillos, hacer la rabona
let's skip it! * — ¡basta de eso!
4.CPDskip rope N (US) — = skipping rope
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[skɪp]N (Brit) (=container) contenedor m de basuras* * *[skɪp]
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1) ( jump) brinco m, saltito m2) (BrE) ( container) contenedor m (para escombros, basura etc)
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- pp- intransitive verb1)a) ( move lightly and quickly)he skipped along the path — iba brincando or dando saltitos por el camino
b) ( with rope) (BrE) 2)2) (in writing, speaking, reading) saltarto skip over something — saltarse or (RPl) saltearse algo
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vt1)a) ( omit) \<\<page/chapter\>\> saltarse, saltearse (RPl)I think I'll skip dinner today — creo que hoy no voy a cenar or (fam) voy a pasar de cenar
skip it! — (colloq) déjalo!, olvídalo!
b) ( not attend) \<\<class/meeting\>\> faltar a, fumarse (fam)2) ( jump) (AmE)to skip rope — saltar a la cuerda or (Esp tb) a la comba, saltar (al) lazo (Col), saltar al cordel (Chi)
3)to skip town — ( leave) (AmE) desaparecer* del mapa (fam)
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